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General| Brand | Hochiki |
|---|---|
| Model | FirePro Xtinguish |
| Category | Firefighting Equipment |
| Language | English |
Provides contact information for Hochiki America Corporation, including phone and email.
Contains warranty disclaimers and limitations of liability from Hochiki America Corporation.
Defines the scope of the installation and operation manual for FirePro Xtinguish systems.
Outlines the manual's purpose and the necessity of authorized training for system use.
Details the trademark ownership and patent information for FirePro Xtinguish systems.
Specifies the units of measurement and formulas used within the manual.
Lists publications referenced in accordance with NFPA 2010 standards.
Refers to definitions provided as per NFPA 2010 standards.
Discusses the submission to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's SNAP Program.
Details environmental parameters such as ODP, GWP, and toxicity for condensed aerosol.
Addresses potential hazards to personnel from aerosol discharge and by-products.
Summarizes potential minimal adverse health effects related to aerosol exposure.
Details specific hazards like noise, turbulence, reduced visibility, and thermal risks.
Explains the chemical and physical process of condensed aerosol fire extinguishment.
Provides data on the distribution of solid particles in the aerosol phase by size.
States that systems must be installed within the limitations established by the manual.
Defines effective fire classes and lists substances/conditions where use is restricted.
Emphasizes avoiding unnecessary aerosol emission to protect the environment.
Addresses compatibility requirements when systems use multiple extinguishing agents.
Describes the main components of the condensed aerosol generator units.
Illustrates the internal and external components of the aerosol generator.
Specifies requirements for design documentation and approval by the authority having jurisdiction.
Considers enclosure integrity to prevent agent loss and maintain concentration.
Details the determination of primary and reserve condensed aerosol agent supply.
Explains how to determine the required application density based on fuel types.
Provides the formula and factors for calculating the total flooding agent quantity.
Outlines necessary steps before aerosol discharge, including HVAC and power shutdown.
Advises on disabling systems to prevent false discharge during maintenance or work.
Specifies minimum safe distances from generator casing to personnel and combustibles.
Details safety measures for personnel evacuation, rescue, and signage.
Defines minimum clearance requirements from energized electrical parts.
Lists precautions to avoid during handling, installation, or if generators are dropped.
Covers classification, transportation, and securement of aerosol generators.
General requirements for detection, actuation, alarm, and control systems.
Specifies requirements for UL-listed automatic detection systems.
Covers system actuation devices, discharge controls, and shutdown equipment.
Details requirements for the fire alarm control panel and its compatibility.
Describes the function, placement, and operation of system abort switches.
Mandates pre-discharge alarms and time delays for personnel evacuation.
Addresses measures to prevent unwanted discharges during maintenance or entry.
Provides general guidelines for installing aerosol generators and avoiding obstructions.
Details the steps for installing FirePro Xtinguish aerosol generators.
Explains the process of disassembling and wiring aerosol generators.
Describes how condensed aerosol generators are initiated via electric impulse.
Lists and describes the components of the Hochiki HCVR-3 releasing fire alarm control panel.
Provides specifications and guidelines for the layout of the HCVR-3 system.
Details connections for detection zones, notification appliances, and activator modules.
Introduces the eLAN RS-H analog/addressable releasing control panel compatible with FirePro.
Outlines the process for reviewing and verifying the completed system by qualified personnel.
Details checks for basic installation, enclosure integrity, and electrical components.
Covers preliminary, operational, and secondary power functional tests for the system.
Ensures client receives complete training and manual upon system handover.
Mandates semiannual visual inspections for system operational condition.
Requires annual inspection of the enclosure for leaks or changes affecting agent retention.
Specifies annual maintenance procedures for system components by competent personnel.
Details inspections for condensed aerosol generators by competent personnel.
Emphasizes thorough training for all personnel involved in system inspection and operation.
Describes the nature of aerosol residue and its removal characteristics.
Provides guidelines for cleaning aerosol residues shortly after discharge.
Lists steps required before and after aerosol discharge, including ventilation.
Details the steps for safely disconnecting and removing aerosol generators.
Covers product identification, composition, hazards, and first-aid measures.
Details handling, storage, exposure controls, and toxicological information.
Covers ecological information, disposal, transportation, and regulatory data.
Presents images of the various FirePro Xtinguish aerosol generator models.
Provides a summary table of technical specifications for all generator models.
Details minimum installation clearances and maximum height limits for generators.
Presents detailed technical data sheets for individual FirePro Xtinguish generator models.
Includes installation drawings for FNX-20, FNX-40, and FNX-80 series generators.
Provides installation drawings for FNX-100, FNX-200, and FNX-500 series generators.
Includes installation drawings for larger FNX series generators.
Lists relevant standards published by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).
References standards from the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and ISO.
Cites applicable Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) titles and parts.
Includes other references such as fire safety codes and dictionaries.
Defines terms related to system operation, actuation, and density.
Defines safety-related terms like clearance, hot work, and hazards.
Defines terms for materials and components like condensed aerosol and generators.
Defines terms related to system management, including inspection and maintenance.
Defines space types and system classifications, including marine systems.
